Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 5 October 1960 — Page 16

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STATES' SHARE OF RESOURCE PAYMENTS . —\ v \k> / f, Vf-'--.. ...... B>K l ' l 'T 1 ‘ w /wi? >> /rA V x^ ,x u3& ASS ’ ’ ( Kt 76,793 I r Htv I L ' wi \ ,OWA V^V—r^zA J rcoNN. I ‘ C “n*w®Wi\ riu-liNoA oM ‘ o V-vs^kv nj - I \ f UTAH / C01.0.-I'; N— —| I z'WV^ > AS4DEL VcAU& g f’' »'*UH MO\ )yW J r^*-l■ \,F w<s I » \/y7«4,0»J ***•’ I I SSi I *»*• V f - I Httuii4 | I $i5,824/IW ; &*>\ S. J Mm»-: * la \ ga. xz IT /> - v^- :: ' : * TEXAS fiSß’? j J C< ALASKA ~ X, yirStMp Xjr*J7- ru\ ‘ Total x/*\ U9.74U7* \ ff RARING THE WEALTH — Twenty-six states (shaded in map above) are dividing up almost 20 million dollars in resource receipts from federal lands being paid them by the Department of the Interior. The funds come from mineral lease revenues and are to compensate the states for lands and resources owed by the government within their « mi® to S al COV T °, nl y the year. Altogether, the states will have received over 34 million durinc fiscal vear 1960. .

Kennedy's Lack Os Experience Attacked INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — The GOP “truth squad” Tuesday night attacked the “lack of experience” of Sen. John F. Kennedy who spoke here at a SIOO-a-plate fundraising dinner. The squad, composed of two United States senators and two representatives, is dogging the trail of Kennedy and undertaking to offer rebuttal to his campaign speeches. They flew here from Illinois shortly before Kennedy arrived from Chicago. “We are amazed to hear Sen. Kennedy make the startling statement Monday night in Springfield: "I don’t think experience lItmMMMBiMMMMMMBBHM Better One Week Early than One Day Late! i Protect Your Car's Cooling System Mobil PERMAZONE This approved anti-freeze will protect your engine and radiator against costly freeze-ups, guards against corrosion. Or use Mobil Freezone for J low-cost, quality ■ protection. At th* Sign ofFrinndfy — s * rv<c * | Mobil | PETRIE OIL CO. DISTRIBUTOR GENE'S MOBIL SERVICE Bth A Monroe Streets ZURCHER MOBIL SERVICE Monroe, Indiana M. & C. TRUCK STOP 13th & Adams Streets GATEWAY MOBIL SERVICE U. 8. 224 East ' ,at Monroe Street, Ext. USTER'S STORE Preble. Indiana TIM'S SUPER SERVICE ■« Berne, Indiana GAY'S MOBIL SERVICE 13th & Monroe Sts. BUTLER GARAGE, Inc. 128 S. First Street

necessarily counts’,” the law-! makers said. “This new Kennedy campaign theme of running fori the White Houe on a platform of inexperience follows a favorite! Kennedy attack tactic that stand-; | ing up to Khrushchev < Russian ■ I premier) is not enough; then the | ; I Democratic candidate speaks disI paragingly of the face-to-face | ‘ (meetings of Vice President Nixon ’ and the Soviet leader. “Thus Sen. Kennedy seems to > imply that he can’t stand up to > Khrushchev and he admits his j lack of experience,” the law- ! makers said. 1 The four on the squad are Sens, 1 Roman L. Hruska, Nebraska, and ’ Hugh Scott. Pennsylvania, and \ Reps. Donald Jackson, California, ,iand Charles E. Goodell, New - | York. ’ | “Perhaps the reason Sen. Ken’l nedy discounts experience can be found in his own legislation background and record,” the lawmakers said. “With 14 years in Congress, not a single major piece of legislation bears the Kennedy name and stamp.

’ J i ■EPWWIIHBMaiKiiE // •• _ —’ ill "'-• *• Jr/ 1 ■ '/Sis : Don't ever do this, Mom and Dad! Don't ever get out of your car and step into traffic the way Joe Huse is doing here. His sister, Mary, is about to meet him—with a bump! You've got to be careful all the time—whether you're walking or driving. * /ab %. art 'wi &wvtTnHUi **- Vkt U F l — * ' tet " ~- FOR RELIGIOUS ART’S SAKE—FBI agent Bill Robinson, back to camera, and Father William B. Davidson, assistant pastor of Holy Name R.C. Church in Birmingham, Mich., examine “Madonna and Child,” a bronze and mosaic work by Lester Raymer of Lindsborg, Kan. It is top prize winner in this year’s National Religious Art Exhibition in Birmingham. Robinson and the priest began the show to encourage worth while religious art. This year. 200 artists entered. ,

“During 8 years as a U.S. senator, the Democratic nominee I missed 331 roll call votes out of 1189 roll call votes—and this does not count 26 votes missed in 1955 ; when he was ill. This is a good indication of the absenteeism that i marks his legislative record a . vast chasm of inexperience. “Sen. Kennedy and his runningmate, Sen. Johnson, have created a dramtic record of their own differences by disagreeing 238 times on roll call votes in the U.S. Senate in the past 8 years. “On the puotic record of Kennedy and Johnson by their recorded votes in the U.S. Senate, the GOP truth squad must agree \ that the Democratic ticket is experienced—in disagreement between Sen. Kennedy and his run-ning-mate.” Per capita consumption of paper and paperboard in the United States during 1959 was 435 pounds. The Hawthorn is the official state flower of Missouri.

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

i Cuba Demands Death Penalty For Seven Men CAMAGUEY, Cuba (UPD—The state has demanded death by firing squad for seven of 22 men charged with complicity in a midsummer attempt to seize a government strongpoint near here, it was announced today. A prosecution spokesman said the revolutionary regime will demand prison terms for the other 15 men involved in the Aug. 8 attack, on Fort Jatibonico. One soldier and one attacker were killed in the clash. The 22 defendants go on trial before a “revolutionary tribunal” here Thursday. The Roman Catholic church was reported giving the widest possible circulation to a pastoral .■ircular attacking Communist influence on Premier Fidel Castro’s regime. The church was said to be reproducing the circular, issued Tuesday by Archbishop Enrique Perez Serrantes, by photostat and mimeograph for circulation among Catholics who do not regularly attend church. In Havana it was announced that Ambassador to Argentina Americao Cimz Fernandez has re-

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turned for consultations that may indicate a new crisis in already cool relations between Cuba and Argentina. It was reported without confirmation in Buenos Aires Tuesday that the Argentine government had confiscated nearly half a ton of Communist propaganda consigned so the Cuban Embassy th the third such seizure in recent months. At the same time, however, it was reported that Argentine Ambassador to Cuba Julio Amoedo was returning to the post in Havana from which he was recalled last month. Amoedo was recalled after Castro had described Argentine President Arturo Frondizi in grossly insulting terms on a TV broadcast denouncing the recent interAmerican foreign ministers’ conference in Costa Rica. Warmer Weather Is Forecast In State By United Press International Low temperatures in the 40s were recorded in Indiana again today but mild above-normal readings were expected to prevail into early next week. It was 41 at Lafayette, 46 at | Fort Wayne, 48 at Indianapolis I and 49 at Goshen following tem!peratures in the upper 60s and low 70s over most of the state Tuesday.

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Evansville was an exception, with a high of 78 Tuesday and an overnight low of 59. The outlook for the five-day period ending next Monday indicated temperatures averaging 6 to 8 degrees above normal in the northern third of the state and 2 to 5 degrees above normal in the central and south. Little if any precipitation was forecast. For the north, the total for the five days will be no more than one-tenth of an inch in showers tonight, perhaps confined to!

the eastern half of the area. For the central, little or no rain was due, while in the southern third one-tenth to three-tenths of an inch may come in showers tonight through Thursday night. Highs today will range from the mid 70s to 80, lows tonight fronri the 50s to 62, and highs Thursday from 68 to near 80. Friday will be generally fair and a little warmer. India estimates that farmers have planted rice on 78 million acres this year.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960

Protecting Your Dog NEW YORK (UPI) — Distemper, greatest disease killer of dogs, may have found its match. A new vaccine immunizing dogs against distemper now is on the market. The canine vaccine also contains modified live virus of infectious hepatitis, giving the puppy protection against both diseases with one injection. i Traatr in a good town — Decatur.